News Summary
Alley Oops, a new restaurant and entertainment venue, is set to open in North Myrtle Beach in March 2026 at the location of the former Ryan’s buffet. Featuring 12 lanes of Duckpin Bowling, a mini-golf course, a golf simulator, and a stunning shark tank, this vibrant establishment aims to offer a unique dining and leisure experience for all ages. With the promise of exciting attractions and a diverse menu, Alley Oops is generating buzz among locals and visitors alike.
Exciting New Addition to North Myrtle Beach: Alley Oops!
North Myrtle Beach is about to get a fresh wave of entertainment as Alley Oops prepares to open its doors in March 2026. This vibrant establishment, which is replacing the now-closed Ryan’s buffet at 3607 Highway 17 South, promises to bring a new blend of dining and fun to the area. A bright sign signaling the future of Alley Oops can already be spotted from the road, creating buzz among locals!
What to Expect from Alley Oops
So, what exactly is Alley Oops all about? This restaurant and entertainment venue is setting itself apart with a one-of-a-kind experience that focuses on good food and even better fun. While it will feature a classy dining atmosphere, it is not simply another arcade. Instead, Alley Oops aims to cater to everyone—from families and young adults to seniors—looking to enjoy a night out.
Eager patrons can look forward to a line-up of exciting attractions. Alley Oops will boast 12 lanes of Duckpin Bowling—a unique twist on the classic game using smaller pins and bowling balls that fit comfortably in your hand. But that’s just the beginning! The restaurant will also include an outdoor mini golf course for those who enjoy a little friendly competition.
Golf Simulator and a Shark Tank? Yes, Please!
For golf enthusiasts, there’s even more to cheer about! Alley Oops will feature a state-of-the-art golf simulator. It promises to be the perfect spot for golf lovers to tee off regardless of the weather outside. Whether you’re practicing your swing or enjoying a virtual round with friends, this simulator is sure to bring great joy.
But wait—there’s a twist! Alley Oops is planning to stand out with a jaw-dropping 10,000-gallon shark tank—yes, you read that right! Imagine enjoying a delicious meal while captivating live underwater creatures swirl around you. Add a 40-foot TV screen broadcasting swim sports and local events, and you’ve got yourself a culinary and entertainment experience like no other.
From Maryland to Myrtle Beach
The first Alley Oops location opened in Ocean City, Maryland, and it’s clear that the vision is making big waves. The AlleyOops MB Properties, LLC, which purchased the Ryan’s buffet property for approximately $2.4 million in June 2024, is now driving this splendid plan. The founder, Chris Reda, has a rich history of restaurant ownership throughout Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia, and is excited to bring this adventure to South Carolina.
A Menu to Savor
While the menu is still under wraps, diners can expect delights like Maryland-themed crab cakes and spicy wings, offering a taste of the region to the Myrtle Beach crowd. Alley Oops seems to have thought of everything as they aim to create a true “choose your own adventure” atmosphere where every guest can find something to enjoy.
Job Opportunities Await
As Alley Oops plans to build a new 24,000-square-foot facility, the opening is set to create approximately 120 job opportunities in the local area. The decision to establish this exciting hotspot in Myrtle Beach comes as no surprise, given the area’s rapidly growing year-round population, making it a prime destination for such an innovative concept.
This venture follows insightful feedback from customers at Reda’s other establishments that revealed a strong demand for more entertainment options in South Carolina.
Mark Your Calendars!
With construction still underway and permits in the process, the countdown has begun for residents and visitors excited to see Alley Oops transform North Myrtle Beach. Whether you’re after a delightful dinner, an exhilarating game of mini-golf, or an unforgettable golf simulation, Alley Oops is gearing up to offer experiences that everyone can enjoy together.
Stay tuned and mark your calendars for March 2026—Alley Oops promises to be a fantastic new addition to the vibrant North Myrtle Beach scene!
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